Denmark has doubled the number of innovation centres with the opening of three new centres in Brazil, India and South Korea.
The opening of the three new innovation centres is part of the Danish government’s innovation strategy, which will prepare Danish companies and knowledge institutions for new global development. These new centres also advance the government’s growth market strategies.
The innovation centres have been established in cooperation with the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Higher Education and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Denmark already has innovation centres in Shanghai, Munich and Silicon Valley.
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